The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-02-10

Daniels. Hoard,
SENATE BILLS PASSED
ComStock-To authorize Becker county to
issue $50, 900 to fund its floating debt.
Hcard-To authorize Chippewa county to issue
$4,000 bond 10 tund its floating debt.
Observation-Disclosures tie b.rolgn Ct LIE
Sueur to issue bridge bonds
Nachbar-Relating to the city of hakopce.
Gacnpar-lo PROVIDE for SINKING tuna Tor
the borough of Belle PLANE, Scott county.
Mach bar-To issue bonds for bridges in Shake
zee, Scout county.
Nsckbar-Joirt resolution asking congress to
appropriate $40. 0OG for bridge across the Min
nesota river at pelle P;sine.
Ward-To authorize Wascca to issue $4,000
bonds to buy park.
Ward-To authorize Waseca TO issue $4,000
for wafer works.
Hixon-To retain the water of Ten Mile lake in
tier Ill county.
Sweu>on-To authorize Minneapolis TO al pro-
pirate 5000 per month for the benefit OF Be- hany
Home.
MISUNDERSTANDING the catching of fish in GER
tain water in stearns and Wright Counties
Smlth-For the extension CT tie city Limits CT
the city OF st. Paul.
Daniels-Reguating the amount of licenses
for the sale of Intoxicating liquors.
HOUSE BILLS PASSED.
Authorizing the people OF the town OF st.
James, Waterman county, to hold town. meet
ia.s in the village Ct St James.
Eilngson-Reating to jurors in Hennepin
county.
IN THE HOUSE.
When the clerk of the senate reported to
the house that the high license bill had
passed the low license men scamnered about
lively, fearing that attempt would be
made to force vote there at once Mr.. Pot
ter said:
moved that the message just received from
the senate be taken up and put ON its first read
ing
Mr.. Hendrickson-I hop, this will not prevail.
1t is taking snap judgment
Mr.. Pottcr-I only want to get the bill on to
the calendar, and Go not desire vote to-day.
The motion was carried and the bill was
lead for the first tine. Mr.. Potter then
moved that the rules be suspended anu the
bill read for a second time.
Mr.. Rogers-I will second the motion to make
this q special order.
Mr. Potler-I move that it be made special
order for 80 next Wednesday afternoon.
The bill was read a second time and made
an order for that day.
The railroad bill in reduced in the house
by Mr.. Knox yesterday provides fer relo-
cation of the land grant of the old Duluth 4
Winnipeg railroad and the extension OF the
time OF said grant. The time of the grant
expires in about year. The old liue of the
road ran from Winnipeg Above Crookston,
north of Leech Lake to Duluth. The pro-
posed relocation is to have the line run
through Norman. Polk. Hubbard and other
counties south Of Lcech Lake to Duluth.
Active sters are now being taken to build
the road as soon as these Legislative matters
are settled. The grant of the road is ten
sections to the mile
Mr.. Potters new bill relating to sessions of the
legislature provides that, ii the people adopt the
ninety days biennial session, the sessions shall
commence on the first Wednesday in ID, GEM er
i.stead Of III January.
HOUSE BILLS PASSED.
An act to amend the act to incorporate the
CITY of Braincrd.
TO extend the limits of the city OF St Paul
To exempt honorably discharged soldiers and
sailors from poll tax
To amend the charter of the city of Nortified.
To aui horize village of Northern Pacific juno
ton to issue bonds to the amount of $500
To prohibit the catching OF fish in Siegel lake.
Lyons county. By certain methcds
To regulate the practice of pharmacy
To regulate the service fees of domestic ami
mails.
SENATE BILLS PASSED.
To extend the limits Of the city Of WinGna,
and to fix the liquor licenses therein a. 5000
To establish common schools in the city Of
Saltwater.
titicates of indebted
10 cede to the United States jurisdiction over
certain territory i'll St. Paul.
SENATE.
Not in session.
HOUSE.
Committee reports:
MISUNDERSTANDING to sale of lands by guard
idans in G rtain cases, to pass. TO make certain
days LEGAL holidays, to pass as amended Re-
lating to appeals from b ards of county COM
mlSSiOueTS, 10 luuenitltelE postpone. 10 regal
iZe the acts of certain notarle5 and other officers
to pass. Relating to jaiers fees to indefinitely
postpone. Relating to general mortgages, to
pass To lecaliZe the canvass of votes to pass
To exclude bystanders from scandalous trials
to pass.
HOUSE BILLS PASSED.
To give certain powers to the board of county
commissioners of unorganized counties.
To aut ltol ize Chippewa and Becker count les
and the borough of lie Sueur to issue bonds to
refund their floating debt.
70 amend the act Incorporating the city of
Crookston.
The house took recess till o'clock
On reassembling the house went into
committee of the whole, Mr.. Petit in the
chair The following bills were recon-
mended to pass:
Donnelly, duties of county attorneys in GER
tain cases: Reyes, exclusion OF persons from
Ger ain trials: Johnsrud. wearing G. A. r.
badges: Rogers compensation of county at
torneys; to compensate James Il. Beales: Green.
compulsory education; Emery, salary of adiu-
tant general; Newell, to reduce the expenses Of
suits in the district court: Gregory. taking Of
dispositions. Mr. Potter's railroad switch bill
was, on his motion. sent back to the committee
ON railroads. Mr.. Donnelly's bill relating to in
mates of insane asylpms was indefinitely post
poned. - -